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Submit your tool to Dribbble

Dribbble is a design community where designers post shots of UI, apps and brand work. A software maker can post shots of the product's interface and keep a profile that links to the product site.

Go to the submit page Nofollow link Free; Pro from $4/mo billed yearly

Is Dribbble worth it?

Worth a few shots if the product has good UI, especially apps, landing pages and design tools, since Dribbble shots often show up in image search and design inspiration lists. It will not bring many direct users. The website link in the About section is nofollow. Some agency profiles show a header website link with rel noopener only; it was not confirmed which plan gives that.

Who should submit to Dribbble?

Suits makers of apps, design tools and products with a polished interface, and studios that build products. Does not suit developer tools, APIs or B2B software without visual appeal, or makers who need sign ups or a backlink.

What you need before you submit

  • Free Dribbble account
  • Shots of your own design work, images or video
  • Title, description and tags for each shot

How to submit to Dribbble

  1. Sign up at dribbble.com
  2. Add the product website and social links to your profile
  3. Upload a shot from the upload page
  4. Add a title, description and tags, then publish
  5. Optionally buy Pro for search ranking boosts or a Boosted Shot

Dribbble: pros and cons

Pros

  • Free and instant
  • Shots rank in image search and inspiration feeds
  • Good showcase for app and landing page design

Cons

  • About section links are rel noreferrer nofollow
  • Audience is designers and clients hiring them
  • Traffic to the product itself is usually small

Tips for Dribbble

  • Post a series of shots: hero, key screens, mobile view
  • Use tags like saas, dashboard or mobile app so shots appear in tag pages
  • Put the product URL in the shot description and profile
  • Keep shots consistent with the live product

Questions about Dribbble

How much does it cost to list a tool on Dribbble?
Listing a tool on Dribbble is free; Pro from $4/mo billed yearly.
Does Dribbble give a dofollow link?
No. Its links are nofollow: a listing can send visitors, but passes no ranking signals.
Does Dribbble ask for a backlink or a badge?
No. It lists a tool without asking for a badge or a link back.
How long does Dribbble take to list a tool?
Instant.
Is the link dofollow?
Mostly no. Checked in November 2026: links in profile About sections have rel noreferrer nofollow. Header website buttons on two agency profiles had rel noopener only, likely a paid profile feature, not confirmed.
What does it cost?
Posting shots is free. Pro plans were listed at $4, $8 and $99 per month billed yearly during a discount offer.
Is Dribbble useful for a software launch?
It helps products with strong visual design get seen by designers. It is not a product directory and brings few direct sign ups.

Facts checked . DR: Domain Rating by Ahrefs, checked . DR 4 is Ahrefs' new model, shown on ahrefs.com from 1 December 2026. DR changes; check a place before you pay for it.

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